DOCK STOCKER TRAINING CERTIFICATION - SAFE OPERATION
Dock Stocker Training Courses – OHSA-Compliant and Offered by iSource Solutions Inc.
iSource Solutions Inc. provides industry-leading Dock Stocker training courses designed to ensure safe and effective operation of dock stockers in various workplace settings. Our training programs are based on the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and meet the requirements for powered lift truck operation. Whether you're looking to train new operators or refresh the skills of experienced staff, we’ve got you covered. We also offer Reach Forklift (Combilift) training for diverse material handling needs.
Our training services are available throughout Southern Ontario, including cities such as Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Oakville, Burlington, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering, Oshawa, Milton, and many more.
Dock Stocker Training Pricing – Special Offers Available
Experienced Operator Training (3 – 5 hours):
1-3 Participants: $619.00/Session
4-5 Participants: $859.00/Session
6-10 Participants: $1,329.00/SessionNew Operator Training (5 – 8 hours):
1-3 Participants: $799.00/Session
4-5 Participants: $1,099.00/Session
6-10 Participants: $1,539.00/Session
We also offer mixed-experience classes and provide flexible scheduling for your convenience.
Training Duration and Certification
Duration: Up to 8 hours, depending on participant experience and class size.
Assessment: A passing grade of 75% is required to receive a certificate.
Completion: After successful completion of the course, participants will receive both a wall certificate and a wallet card for their records.
Dock Stocker Training Course Outline
The Dock Stocker Training program by iSource Solutions Inc. is designed to ensure operators are fully trained in accordance with relevant standards. Our course is based on:
CSA Standard B335-15: This standard outlines the practical skills and knowledge required for lift truck operators, ensuring they meet industry competency levels.
Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act, Regulation 851: This regulation mandates safety standards for powered lift truck operations in industrial workplaces.
Course Topics Include:
Course Introduction
Relevant Government Legislation
Dock Stocker Safety Video
Worker, Supervisor, and Employer Responsibilities
Different Types of Lift Trucks
Pre-Operation Checks and Inspections
Maintenance, Record-Keeping, and Inspection Protocols
Load Limitations and Lift Capacity
Safe Operation of Dock Stockers
Why Dock Stocker Training is Essential for Ontario Worksites
Dock stockers are widely used in warehouses, distribution centers, and industrial environments that require efficient handling of pallets in tight spaces. Proper training for operating dock stockers is crucial for the following reasons:
Compliance with Ontario Regulations: Ontario’s OHSA requires employers to provide training for all powered lift truck operators, including dock stockers. Non-compliance can result in costly fines and legal consequences.
Safety First: Proper training minimizes risks and ensures that operators understand safe handling techniques, load limits, and how to safely navigate narrow aisles, reducing the likelihood of workplace accidents.
Increased Productivity: Well-trained operators are more efficient, leading to reduced downtime, fewer errors, and optimized operations.
Cost Savings: Investing in training can reduce equipment damage, minimize workplace injuries, and lower insurance premiums.
Train the Trainer – Dock Stocker Certification
At iSource Solutions Inc., we also offer a Train the Trainer program for Dock Stockers, enabling your in-house staff to become certified trainers for your company. This cost-effective option is ideal for organizations that need ongoing training for their employees.
Train the Trainer Package Includes:
Professional Teaching Guide
Participant Course Handouts
Evaluation Forms
Wall Certificate Template
Instructor Presentation Materials
Course Test and Answer Key
Video Supplement on Dock Stocker Safety
Wallet Card Template
Dock Stocker Safety Tips
To ensure safe operation, follow these essential safety tips before using a dock stocker:
Always check the load capacity of the dock stocker and ensure the load is within safe limits.
Perform pre-shift inspections to confirm the equipment is in good working condition.
Use the dock stocker only as intended, following the manufacturer’s guidelines.
Ensure that loads are balanced and securely positioned to prevent accidents.
Stay within designated aisles and avoid operating the vehicle in hazardous areas like steep slopes.
Dock Stocker Facts
Dock Stockers are commonly used for narrow-aisle operations in warehouses, but they operate differently from Reach Trucks.
Available in sit-down or stand-up models, with load capacities ranging from 3,000 to 5,000 lbs.
They are ideal for efficiently moving pallets and goods in confined spaces.
For more information about Dock Stocker training or to schedule a course for your team, contact iSource Solutions Inc. at info@isourcesolutions.ca. We’re here to help you create a safer, more productive workplace.